@Reshes

Hello,

Sorry for any confusion. A few things to go over here:

It isn't that we are against advertising print editions put out by our friends at Yen Press and Seven Seas. Just that it isn't our license. It is theres, and we leave advertising to them.

While Yen Press is the print publisher for Hell Mode.
J-Novel Club is the print publisher for Campfire Cooking.

Our last print blog post has a recap of our last batch of print announcements.
https://j-novel.club/blog/new-titles-for-print-release

These are from February, so they are not in the carousel anymore,

We do have a filter for series printed by Yen Press (and Seven Seas): https://j-novel.club/series?search=tag:"print by yen press"

Thank you

Giving this a boost as I want to see this translated plus someone else happen to try making a new post for it.

Another series Chronicles of an Aristocrat Reborn that has some similarities just had the first ln official released. That is a lot more light hearted though and much younger cast. So there is people seeing merit in this type of story who also might like more going on in it. It is kind of like if realist hero was a op adventurer.

@Renn Historically, LN series that have older anime adaptations (not within the last couple years) do not sell well. Unfortunately, we've licensed plenty of them and they have taught us that there simply isn't enough demand for them to be worth the time and resources needed to license and publish more.

@jdmmis I agree that this would really be beneficial, just like updates on new additions to the Reading Library are.

Can we request features for the mobile app? If so, I’d like a way to see future releases like on the website and a way to access “recently read” titles, what with the reader’s library not needing rentals.

Hoping for a volume 15.

@unowhoitis From what someone told me they aren't the ones making the audio books. Some other company buy the right to be able to make the audio books.